Sentence examples for the emigrant from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who leaves a country to settle in a new country.
The emigrant trend is more recent among French biologists, but their numbers have grown significantly.
Franklin ended his lifelong financial career as The President of The Emigrant Savings Banks of New York.
Beyond lie the wastes of sadness, whence all brightness is exported in the emigrant ships to Liverpool, New York.
By the time Harry gets on the emigrant ship, Gale has established his character with precise, economical strokes.
Richard Loe, commander of the emigrant ship Ark to "Mary's Land" in 1634, counted among his possessions a "flock quilt," as well as an "old sheete" and "rugg".
However, the distinguishing feature of the emigrant-origin citizen is residence, which is difficult to underplay even in the age of communication and convenient transportation.
Emigrant Direct was helped by its affiliation with a brick-and-mortar institution in the United States, the Emigrant Savings Bank of New York.
I drove the last miles of the Emigrant Canyon Road in the dark.
The two sides are also warring over control of the Emigrant Savings Bank.
But account ledgers from the Emigrant Savings Bank suggest that these immigrants did far better than we have previously imagined.
